The UK government has announced a significant upgrade to Wi-Fi services on trains, aiming to enhance connectivity for commuters. This initiative will see up to 1,400 trains equipped with satellite technology to connect to low Earth orbit (LEO) constellations, increasing Wi-Fi availability from 50% to 90%. The government is investing £57 million in this project, with £12 million designated for regions in the West and South West of England and Wales, where a pilot program has already begun. The satellite upgrades are designed to address connectivity gaps in underserved areas, particularly where cellular signals are weak. Additionally, the Project Reach initiative will tackle broader signal issues across the rail network through investments in fiber optic infrastructure and 4G/5G enhancements. While the improvements are welcomed by rail advocates, some campaigners caution that challenges like high travel costs and overcrowding still need to be addressed to attract more passengers.